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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1910
Page
1
Maynard plans summer closings for all schools while graduates prepare for ceremonies at Music Hall. Local residents travel, teach, marry, and attend institute graduations as the town engages in band performances and civic events.
Maynard notes include visits by Albert Sheffield and Joseph B Howe, social entertainments with Mrs. Goodnow and Mrs. Brackett, and a Sudbury brass band concert at the Lawn Party. A June 21 Natick wedding for Winfred Moore and Eugene is announced, along with graduate exercises led by Rev Dr Perin. The Bedford column features Castilina soap and Sultana olive oil sold by Charlies W Blake Co.
Bureigh Pratt visits Concord Junction for a town visit. Edith Babcock visits sister Mrs Goddard in Join Ferran with Archibald Spent time in Maine. Mary Williams recovers from pneumonia. High school class day attracts a large local turnout. Hewitt suffers a severe pneumonia. Strawberries abundant but rot due to wet weather. berries larger and sweeter overall.
Mr and Mrs Abbott G Rogers visited Chatham for a short stay Mrs M T Brooks a former resident visited Mrs James On account of the at the Whiat club Mrs George Clemant was thrown from his horse injuring his arm face eye leg and foot The thunderstorm of Saturday was the heaviest in years with lightning striking a telephone pole a tree a windmill and causing water damage no injuries reported in the vicinity.
Fragmentary text mentions New York City and a distant travel distance 341 miles. It references attempts at a universal language and early elschtten, but the incomplete content provides no clear event, date, person, or organization to anchor a full summary.
Bronze turkey figure linked to a landlady in a New York Sun item. Brief note references a survivor from the brouse age and a nautical cheer.
W Lee moved into the Decker Howe at 10 Math 2 Hollis 8 and helped a family in the past week. The D Goodwin Lang plow Monument St has been sold to M Weed. Miss Julia Phinney enjoys a vacation in Centreville Cape Cod. The Wayside home of Mre Daniel Lothrop has two weeks to min Have ed the close Mrs Jennie V Boyce died in Lincoln Friday and was buried in St Bernard's Sunday.
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